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Liz Hobday and Will Nicholas

Artists urge big tech to pay up for scraping their work

Australian authors and artists say big tech is scraping their work and stripping their livelihoods. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

Australian artists whose work has been scraped for AI say they are victims of copyright crime - but they don't plan on taking tech companies to court.

"I'm a writer, but I'm standing here before you today, really, as a victim of crime," author Anna Funder told reporters at Parliament House in Canberra on Wednesday.

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